Funeral Mr. J.R. BIGLANDS Print E-mail
West Cumberland Times - Wednesday, March 23, 1932
 FUNERAL OF MR. J. R. BIGLANDS,
ASPATRIA.

   There was an exceptionally large gathering at the  funeral of Mr. J. R.
BIGLANDS, which took place at St. Kentigern's Parish  Churchyard, Aspatria, on
Sunday afternoon. Deceased who was only 34 years of  age, was a very popular
young man. For many years he worked for the Bothel  Limestone Quarry Co., as a
motor driver, but latterly had been working and  residing in the Brampton
district. He was married to a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.  ATKINSON, late Howrigg
Farm, Westnewton, but at present living in Carlisle. Much  sympathy is extended
to his young widow.

   The Rev. A. H. HODSON took the service and the  hymns "Rock of Ages" and
"Thy will be done" were feelingly sung by the  congregation. Miss. COBB
presided at the organ. Amongst the floral tributes  were:

>From his sorrowing wife; sisters and brother-in-laws; father-in-law,
mother-in-law and Lizzie.

Auntie Jennie

Tom, Lily and family, Coledale Farm

Jack and Mary, Grisndale; Annie

Cynthia and Ruth, The Keep, Brampton

Margaret and Roland

John and Margaret, Solway View

Mrs. MILLER

Edith and Jack and Jessie and Jack, Allerby

Mr. and Mrs. CLARK, Gilcrux

Mr. and Mrs. NICHOLSON, Bothel

Mr. and Mrs. KENLEY and family, East Mill, Aspatria

His dear friends at Myrtle Cottage, Bothel, Heathfield and Langrigg

Mr. and Mrs. PAPPS, Brampton

Fellow workers at Kirkhouse, Brampton

Men and Women's Sections Bothel and Torpenhow Branch British Legion

Employees of the Bothel Lime and limestone Co., Ltd.
 
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